Police have expanded the search for Queensland teenager Pheobe Bishop who's been missing for more than a week.

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Police have confirmed human remains found almost two weeks ago are those of missing Queensland teenager Pheobe Bishop.

Her housemates, James Wood and Tanika Bromley, have since been charged with one count each of murder, and two counts each of interfering with a corpse.

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